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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT End 0TSTER HOUSE.

EuEST.CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.
II Ladies Dining-room sepe-ste. Open dsT
ana nA5ht. BUCHANAN & C..AsRAGHER, Pro.
3acrslEanto -
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OFFICE HOURS.

10 TO II A. NJ, Q to 4, $50 to 7:30 P. NJ.
10 to u A. NJ, to 4, 7 to s P. NJ.
1880 A. M. 10 2h, ! to 2, Z to SPIN.
$50 to u A. NJ, to 4P. M...........
io:3O A. M to ], 2 to 4, to s p. NJ. -.
9 to IL A. NJ, to 3 P. E.................
$ to A. NJ, L to 3, 2 to s P. M.........
l N. to 8 P. M, Z to S P. M................
10 It to i II A A. M M a 10 "a = N
9 to II A. NJ, ] to 3, 7 to SP. A........
9 to II a. NJ, 2'2o tc 4:30, 7toSP.M.
8 to 10 A. NJ, 2 10 4, sP. NJ.
II a. NJ. to L M, 4 to 5, 7 to sP. N.
9 to IL A. NJ, 2 4P. M..................
u NJ. to 1, 2 to 4, $50 to P. M.......
9 A. N. to II NJ, 2 to 4, 7 toSP.
No afternoon hours SUNDAYS.
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STATE HOUSE,
Corner Tenth and Il s.s., Sacramento.

MI EALS. 25 CENTS. BEST FAIiTIY HOTEL
,1Sl on TIE Coast for the Hssney The saloon
Is now owned and run in connection with the
ways N stoct llml B. B. BROWN. Proprietor.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CI-TIcURA, S0e.: SOAR
Csc; RESoLyRST, s. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEa4cAs, Co, Boston, Mass.
ES-Send for How 70 Care Skin Diseassss" G.
pa.ses 80 illustrations ard 100 testimonials
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Raisins. London Layers, 81 5o@1 rs p box. with
O@25c advance for fractions: Common. 81 100
IS a box.
HoNEY.,Market firm. Receipts are of a
l2@l5c; extra white, 1514@16c: dark, S910c: Ex-
tracted-Clear white, 614&61zc; amber 5s4@6c:
candied. 514@51ac h
BUTTER-The market is IN an unsettled con.
dition, with some irregularity in prices While it
is true that our top quotation is obtained for
fancy, it is but fair to state that trade OF
this character is of light proportions and
buyers are careful not to take any more than
will meet actual wants. High prices check
custom. Medium grades, and even good quail
ties, if fresh, do not move of with freedom, as
picked roll and tirkin, thus increased trade
in those descriptions We quote: Fancy,
4ea good t. Choice sS@4Se fair 25gsS
N92211aac for good, and I5@1sc p b for poor to
fair picked roll, 27@30c p D. Eastern, $50
17c 2 b for ordinary to fairly good quality.
CHEESE-Prices are fairly well maintained.
The supply is good while the demand is not
specially urgent Quotable at 131141Sc q h for
good to choice, cased. and 11@12c for fair to
EGGs-Parcels direct from ranch are wanted
at full figures Store lots are slow of sale.
the Eastern article being often taken in prefer
good store lots. 25@35c; common, l7@2Oc .
dozen. Eastern. 19G21c p dozen.
POULTRf-Fair demand for choice stock
Two late consignments of Ducks were a loss to
shippers, every Duck dying on the way, pre-
sumably for want of water. Too much crowding
of Poultry in coops is also very often attendant
with bad results. We quote as follows: Live
Turkeys, Gobblers, 17919c; Hens, l6@1Sc Roos
tiers, s5 50G6 so Tor old, and IS 50G7 for young;
Hens, S. 50G6 for ordinary stock, and s7@S
| for choice: Bnoilers, S3a4 so; Ducks IS SOFAS;
Geese, 81 50G2 % q pair: Pigeons, s292 25 q doz
| GAME-Stock in order finds ready custom
Owing to warm weather., nearly all recent
shipments of Game spoiled before reaching
market, and had to be condemned on arrival
We quote prices as follows: Quail, 81 5O@l rs
| . dozen; Mallards, 81 6063 so: sprig, 81 5O@2:
| Teal, 81 50Gpl rs p dozen; Widgeon, 81 2501 so q
dozen: Snipe, English, s2@2 50; do, common,
| 15c9sl; Gray Geese, 81 so q dozen; Venison,
69l0c Q ID; Rabbits. s191 25; Hare. 81 25@1 Sc
| p doc.
WOOL-The market remains in the dull state
| heretofore described, though once in a while q
few parcels of cheap fall stock go off to scourers
| There is no shipping trade for fall Wool and
none for the bulk of Oregon and other spring
stock, as yet. though dealers insist that some de
mand must spring up soon. Trade at Eastern
centers continues quiet, but with little more
| inquiry and with reported transactions as some
what larger last week than for many preceding
weeks. Local sales during the week foot up owe
100000 TBS fall at 7@10c for poor plains to fai
mountain. We quote spring clip:
Northern
Choice Humboldt and Mendocino p fb.1S@2Ot
San Joaquin
Poor short sprinp seedy and hurry 1oA14
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October 4th.
WHEAT-l2 M.-s2s4c for cash, S05Sc for Dc
tober, Sl5s@Sl34c for November. sS1SdSS11c for
December s43sc for January, and ss5sc for May.
CHICAGO, October 4th
WHEAT-12 M.-695Ec for cash, $3.50 for Octo-
Der, 7l2sc for November, 725sc for December.
SHORT RIBS-S7 90.
LIVERPOOL, October 4th.
WHEAT-Firm. California spot lots IS ND
to 6s Pad; just shipped, Sis Sd; nearly due, Sis
Sd; cargoes off coast, quiet; on passage not
much demand; French country markets, strong.
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I oeQ FEET ABOVE SEA Level. AIR,
J.DUU CliClate and Accommodations unex-
eeled. A iae coTInndious building of 50
rooms has Js:st been completed, and we are now
prepared teinect all requests Free Bus con-
neeted witE'e5e house. Rates reasonable
s9-tf W. a. FRk EMAN Prunrietor.
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JUST oPRNErs,
SUN WING & CO.,

JAPANESE AND CHINESE BAZAAR. SOP J
u street, between Eighth and Ninth, Sacra-
mento. All the Latest Novelties in Japanese
and Chinese Goods, Crockery, etc. Give us
call. II
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once 40S St. Hours: to 10
once lth ana L. Hours: to u and
Once olS Sth St. Hours: NJ, to g. and
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
CAPITAL HOTEL,
SACRAMENTO,
CoRHEI; SEVENTH AND * STREETS.
RORLANO HOTEL,

BLESSING & q JTgR.E, Proprieto:s.
Co Free Omnibus to aud from the Cars. "a
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ID r. u CToR x
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OFFICE.
NAME.

Atkinson, T. L.. 627 J................-
Baldwin, w. H.. n. E. cor. I'd and K
briggs, W. A......... 212 J.....................
briggs, VIM. Ellery Oculist, 1924 ]
Bruno, A. F........... Sth and J...............
fCluness, W. r.. I'd and K..............,
Gardner, M......... 1861 J..... ......,.....
Huntington, 7. w. 1861 J..................
Iaine, J. R............ 913 & ...........
tMagill, Mary j.. 71211 J....................
Oatman, l. E........ 627 J.................,..
parkinson, J. H.. 42a115 J...............
fSimmons, G. L.. 30 J.......................
tSimmons, Junior. 212 J....................
tSnider, t. A. . IS. E. cor. I'd and K
Iyrrell, G. G.......... N. w. cor 9th and J
Voeller, H.............. 1920 9th, bet. J & Z
White. G. A............ County Hospital. =.
sNo evening hours SUNDAYS !
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UNDERTAKERS.
REEVES ~ LONG

REEVES 81 LONG,
1T ~ ID Il R TT r. X IR IS
500 j ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh north side).
yYE KEEP ON HAND A COM-.s7py---v.
VI plete Stock Collins and Caskets eSS.z-1gsz5
Also, Shrouds of every description. Orders
from city or country will receive prompt atten.
ton, day or night. EMBALMING done in the
best manner. at reasonable rates. Z
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. ALBERT Hill.

nENTIST. OFFICE-NO SIG K STREET.
- between Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento city.
Hours-From A. ~ to P. M, and from TO s
y. NJ
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pIg2LES. black-heads, ehapped and oily rkfn
4 IL prevented by CuIIcIRA MEpICs led SGsr
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627 J ............ ..................
me cor I'd & Z ..................
1904 I............ 81 and 28S
1904 I........... 81
Sth and J...... ..............2S7
1905 Il. ............ ..............-..
N trop'n b. de ..................
l5l5 18th ST.. 10, Gland los
913 K............. ................
12h J.-........ i59.............
1927 G............ .......-.........
1880 I............. 81 and los
n and 10th. ... 81 and 12s
n and 10th. ...l 81 and 12S
'913 M...........- .................
617 N.............. ..................
81 J...........-. ......-...........
Co. hospital..i IS 81
tNn o--a-, IT,, = 49,,
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RhaTAlIRANT EpI

ReS TAUEANT DE- FRANCE.
d0Y X STREkT, BETWEEN
4Ei Fonrih-aHd Fifth. Private
rooms for families Entrance on ESSA
Fiith street. (.ysteTs in every style. sE
I'm LOUIS PAYEN, Proprietor
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BUSINESS GARDS.
MIR. 4 MRS. E. II. BRADNER, C. SIS.
THos. L. HILDRErH.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE M1ND-HEAlING, IN
" strict accordance with the teaching of the
Mass. Metaphysical College. Hours: 9 to s.
Office: lll3 Twelfth street. bet L and l. I'm
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DIXON, G. NJ, NJ. D............
GOSS, CARRIE A.. NJ. D..
PINKHAM, CHAS. E, NJ. E..
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sNo evening hours SUNDAYS.
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MANUFACTURER OF CALIFORNIA Sill
WI ver-Inlaid Bits and Spurs. No. 1928 Second
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II. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DRIsCoI.
BOOT NSEIl SNN Z &C

Union FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Maehinis.s. Front stIeet,
between and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description nlsde to order. splro
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200 GeRry street. San Francisco. cal,
sS~ Private E.atTsnce. 405 Mason street. Iour
blocks up GeGry nom Kearny. Main entrance
Though Dislenssly hug Store. ds-Iy
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100 dozen gray wool oyershirts, 27 inches wide
by 33 inches long.
100 dozen hickory shirts, q inches wide by 33
inches long.
As dozen Winter coats-size. 81 to A.
is dozen cottonade vests-size, 81 to ~.
GO dozen cottonade pants, canton flannel
lined size (waist). 81 to A.
u dozen duck overalls, canton flannel lined
size Iwaist) 50 to AZ.
240 dozen pair wool socks.
Is dozen suspenders.
GO dozen wool hats-size, from to rs.
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tNo afternoon hours SUNDAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13
FAITH CURE HUME
More Concerning the Dedica'
tory Service, Etc.
NOT METAPHYSICS NOR MIND CURE.
An Interesting Account of the Oedica-
ton and the Workings OF the
lnstii ution. Written by
One of the Believers.

The Christian and philanthropic people
OF Grand Rapids have truly reason for re
joiciug and thanksgiving inasmuch as the
Lord Is evidently manifesting His gracious
power and cOndescensiOn toward them in
op. ming up 50 many avenues for the in
flowing of good in our midst. Scarcely
have we ceased our congratulations over
the dedication Of our Soldiers Home when
our attention is called 10 the
dedication of Faith Home
named 'Beulah' which took place
on Thursday evening the 10th inst. Miss
Carrie Judd. of Buffalo y. Y, gave an elo
cuent and sOul-thnlling address, breaking
living bread from Gods Holy Word for the
multitude that thfonged the house, SO that
notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather. which was matter of disaspoin;-
ment TO many who were eager 10 attend.
even standing room Was gladly usei. The
leading thought prominent above all others
presented was the tender earning of Christ
for the love of his people. as shown in
Malachi III. 10 TO Is, and the promise TO
pour out blessing upon the obedient
was abundantiy realized by those present
and witnessed IN the complete Conservation
of soul and body to the service of the
Heavenly Master VINO has said Tie will not
only forgive al our iniquities, but will
heal ali our diseases.
on Fridav morning. at a special meeting
/ of believers and the sick the HOi, init
was present. in great power a. the prayer Of
, faith Was offered in behalf of the >ick and
/ the solemn nfe OF amounting with oil in
/ the name If the Lord was performed sew
/ eral ministers of the Gospel and many oh
/ ers Sneeliug 20 receive this token OF Obell-
ence and faith.
| Believing that the time has fully come
/ when the wide contrast between the healing
of sous sud body by the power and in the
/ name Oi our Lord and Saviour. Jesus
/ Christ. as plainly in James =. li H. and
tie o, position Of science spoken oi ia the
/ scriptures sd now presented n ne modern
/ izei dress talieI "Netaphy sizes. or " iod
I Care" And noticing that this House OF tue
/ Lord is mentilne1 N the Efg'e a. a
.NefsDhv sicisas Home. we desire To call
attention 20 this marked error. We are ~
/ A loss to kroW how any a. all acquainted
/ with re trosuel IT Healing. bv having
! arcsss fo tio.l. in tne name. and tnr0ug gh
the blood 1T Christ. could commit such q
I gross mistake Na. eriaiism. Iuhdsii-
ty aid the aruiug prevalence
81 Sceuf.rem are making such
innd c..Il- fhat tne Gu~pel trumpet should
i've no uuceraiD sound.
rhs Fa.th Home. established hv thf
leedings ef God. through the eiforts Of Mrs
u % sri.fin wifb the hearty ca operation
of other lsno era f,r Christ s. 0pen' 20 fbe
| needy sin-sir 50 ll AMI 20 all ~ every con
| diuon. diseas ! In body. wh0 would sees
/ the ivise Hea -. Christ that thev uae
better z'orIfY Him in Doi7 AMI spir'f the
only means usei is Drawer. There is nt
/ n-.rs-np fae TIE Home is hut par-isl s.
furnished A. vef. nui tae Lori is prom tiua
generous besrts 70 sIrpig ~ needs. lf "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13
Church services To-day.

purpose meeting Will be held in the I
NJ &. A. building Al o clock this afternoon.
Rev. g. W Hoag will preach iu the morn
ingat the Ames NJ. +. Church, and DR.. Gal
lup in the evening.
The morning subject of Rev. II T. Vel
ton. al the First Presoy terian Church. Will
be Sleeping Among the Dead.
Foreign Missions" will be the morning
subject of Rev Nm. III. Hoffman at the
Mission Wood Presbyterian church.
At Occult Science Hall l.. V Noulton
will lecture on a subject u b. chosen by the
audience, and questions will be answered
by him
w F. Richardson pastor of the Church
OF Christ. will preach IN be morning on the
subject. The Great West: Its Peris aud It's
Opportunities.
At the Unitarian Church Rev J. 7. Rob
erts viii preach In the morning oa What
Does Revea i'm Reves o. and i'm the even
ing on Theology and Medicine"
Rev Ben. r. sergeant. of the South Con
gregafiOnal Church. will preach in tae
morning on Neglect sni in the evening
on She thar Liyftn Ia Pleasure IS Dead
While Sne Livetu
Rev Chas Flnhrer will take f,r his
morning subject az the niversalisi th1reh.
The QuicAening spirit. and Tor tie even
ing. Prohibition and the Rev Mr. MDer-
4, K s Nisws of Personal Liberty
Accepting or Rejecting Christ vii be
the morning subject of Rev j. " II Car
Isle AZ the East street y p churcs. ans
The Proper Method of secnriog Revival
in the evening Rev. v ". Knapp wil
conduct evangciistic services each evening
during the wees
The week programme for the ". 2. T
g.. i as fsIloss G09oei femperaDcs meet
iog. sunday. 4 p. m Notnefs meeting
N9ndsv 3 h. m Central nien mee1nE
Thurstsv I}i -. m u roio.arzs meeting
Thursday. ID 81. m Band Of tore rnsef.
ing. SATURDAY, 80 3. M. al0n ~ mons
t-sg thursday oi each monfh ~ fl .. ~
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iat.resis1 sr- e.4riallF l4flis1.
.-. fa..4n i n-rf lake ani I4Iaes
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

The Grand Republic D.Ea-r = manuisr
tured hV Geo y Lies A Co. of hew \ lnfs.
s toe ttsi scent cear ~uiH IN BE- Tong
Harsnpa filler end hrsf-llaf> smoke.
The brand a. nnw neeu or fbs uiarAsf over
tsree wears AMI - o. fpias ~ ever 10 wee.
havinl bceil lspi fully un g. fhe sfandari
Tho agency for fhis orsf we pisnes irsi
JULY With Norris b Tr.usch AID has sale.
since have been enormously ierTe The
cigar j. very popular and n grso' 1euafi1
al over his territory. which includes te
sides ttl Stale OHIO & Indiana A. goods
delivered ir these ~tfiet aff sent cui ty ihe
popular dealer Ncrrs y Ireu-ch. HE
rusinsss has nsen steadily increasing from
IL ircepfion unii be- fankt ~ one of fhf
larges fobaccq oei lers in ibe Stafs pesIffs
vii 90 well o. c4mmunicsie vlfb Ef.
Treusch before Ilfcina theif orders
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D. o. W Crl4uef oi ChaI.ssoiK. - In
abe Gag.
l. ID Narrs returned yesterday from a
trp ro Ilrss3a.
Frsd A Denny 0i -lsd,sg' ratoar store.
i-as-s tomorrow ou al Eastern trls
Daal-l b. -orrr ot N-Nt as 60 Nas ln town
yesterday aut ieit lDr Chicago az NJ y. m.
Psealasf-r saIiyan. ~ fh- D. t. N l..
male li. l-st elleisl Trip yesterday over
the q ssL-sou llFlslon.
Sc 4na Mrs. Robert Biacker. oi Manls-
tee Ncre in .n- city iast al-l. on taeir Nag
Iu s.feka springs. CA.
H Fisher has returned from bins-
hamplon y NaeFe be Was attending
the l4lrr4l 9f his uncle
Herbert Filler representing the +. j.
Sorx fonalc0 Co. MliiletoNn. ohio. nas
retl -uet rom a tnp North. says that TIE
shos aIi oi th- issE tkenty tour hours IS
<rssily welcomed 5y al .n that section oi
tne state
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

Csslao DedaestioR.
team 81 horses belonging 70 Frank
Ilrirzsiman. q ttrm-r. WHO resides about
one m.r Nesr OF the city on Leon
ari ST. rsn away yesterday morning on
shawmat tave. Ia crossing Gold-st. a little
z'-i narrowly escaped being killed by tie
x, 0pi1r steeds. she Vas pulled almost
n ,ui 1n.i~r their feet Dv a gentleman The
ho - -an iuto telegraph pole and thus
stO ned their progress. Mr. Heitzelman
oh s1s driving tbe horses vas slightly IN
lurri A. ne was thrown out when the
sl~ig struck the pole. The sleigh was also
damag q considerably.
saall boy named Jimmie Gr~eson vas
pulled out of the Hood near the Worien
Furniture factory yesterday BY Billy
Nogt oi Strahsns clofhinx store. The
water Was covered with ice and he dared
couple Of other lads % cross IT, They
didn accept bis challenge. so be started
across himself snt the hrst break brought
him Dp 10 his shoulders. and Dut for
"BillY's" timely arrival be no doubt would
have resn drowued
A farmer named ). X GeSser bad some
practical experience with baiky team
on West Bridge-sJ yesterday. They
first fook possession Of The car track and
the sleigh into Sinihag wood. Mr. Gessler
va slsO doubled no with backward reach
from one Of The enriged animais which
struck him Ia the stomach
The ROYAL remplars Of Grand Rapids
Conn 81 No. 20 will give a concert IN Pom
eruv s iawton Hail. a. iO next Tuesday
evening AL lovers of Eoot music. both
vocal and instrumental should not faii "a
hesr tni- because toeY have employed the
finest musicians ~ THIS city. AMI the affair
will undoubtedly be- tae best ever given IN
Gr. n Rapids.
Next Wednesday IS the isy set FOR the
desiic rion 0f the new Casino on Scnbuer-
g. The Wesiphaia Bsnd. which wi
furnish he music. VII arrive Tuesday and
W hold rs1ekrsal Tor the 8eiicstorv f-s
tvifes. The members of the 81 Johns
HuHdiur Association are doing al In their
power -o make the opening a -uccess.
essorga Hsyrr sni roov Voss have rs
Turned .rsm the nu..1 woods whore they
have .een work nr theI- teams Thew So
if is foo utuch ~ a xlod thing ro work from
. o'cIers .n the morning until ~ sht
rhs fndsvardawin Social r'ub Vff 1irs
grand ms-lHe-ads parry af fhe West side
srmers on trsne sr wednesday, svsn r =
% Promises to oe oue of the finest hops o
tte seascn
Tba sheridan Rises viI give annfh
sete. hsli st Custer Gnsri Arnorv. Nfrtt
Frnrf st. 1n Iues.iag evening next FEB
rnsrr
The zress. vs Neigh norb bapf Club vi
give fhe 1.t1 7l their series of fsnres a. th.
Wet >Ite seating Aca'ienv rhn-sisl
ni.ht
ssri Springer. 'hs hav Who vi,s -ln ore-
by a -.s.eh en ~fackine-si- Frisisy Is In I
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rhe c-and Rspids Tsse esasw arssrr ths
IA erar.s az sni messy pap~r - fhe see1-f
cit7 s. nov = rezuisr isiy VISITOR fo
of7ee ree esoer 81 rasiIg one ~ fhe best
.n zee -,sfs eertsin.y far readers Of this lC-
- ity. ss 81 contains no-s dispatches srd
news terms ~ special Interest ~ shem. than
anv othsr psper Frtrf frr~r
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ft.eiea a. sIin Meaaet1 a. t--ufei hth
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